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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-09-24

Chas. w. NtNue,
The place vi polling votes In the See.
ond Ward shall be IN the Leighton *
Jordan block on Main street, and the
Judges am clerks of election ut such
polling place shall he:
W. l.. Lansing,
w. n. Macqueen, Judges.
]. w. Watson.
II. w. McIntire, lCIsrls
II. Il. Wiley. ga
BY order Of the Board of Commission
ers of Custer County.
l.. C. DEAR,
Clerk.
Miles City, M. T., Sept. 20. 1887.
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What Can the People Expect

In defending Cleary, the ex.member oil
the Doodle Board Of Aldermen, ont OF lia
counsel asked, "'Vhat can the people ex.
pect when they elect ignorant men to
Officer" The shrewd lawyer knew that
this argument would strike tho jury,
every member OF which knew That ig.
norancs is easily made tho humble Der.
want OF vice.
Cleary's ignorance ought not to save
him from the consequences OF bribe-
taking, for no man ia 30 ignorant that he
does not know it is wrong to give snd to
take brides. But the lawyers suggestion
touches the root Of the evils Of misgovern-
msnt OF which almost every city is CON-
planning.
Level-hesdcd men vote 10 put in re-
sponsible places men whom they do not
think Of employing in their own private
business. The theory is that only the
most intelligent and virtuous ought to be
honored and trusted with public place.
The practice is that the best citizens do
not hesitate to vote for the worst.
We shall have better men in Office and
better rule, when voters conclude to give
to their public affairs some Of the atten.
ton they give to their private business.
Tho almanac docs not tell just when this
is to happen.
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G!m ~atdliQe1nsn
WHEELING, W. VA. MARCH 40, 1887.



Senator Sherman, in HIS Nashville
speech uttered q sentiment that should
find a cordial response In tho bosom OF
every American: "The war IL over, thank
Godl but the courage, bravery and iortl.
tude Of both sides are now the pride aud
heritage Of us ALL:
A war closed twenty-five years ago is
over now II 1t Is yer going to be. Our
civil war was fought because both aides
though! there was something to fight
about. There Is nothing 10 fight about
now. ~
But while the Wal was goingon there was
some very fine fighting, which gaYo each
side n new reason to respect the other,
aud the world abundant cause to stsnd In
wholesome awe Of the two sides united.
We showed what a peaceful people could
do and would do when they sought 10
solve q question by arms.
Whatever good generulship there wac,
whatever splendid soldiery qualities, what
ever sacrifice for an idea, oil bolopg1 10
both sidea, Tor 1t was all American.
One Of these days q sculptor may DO
commissioned by Congress 10 put this idea
into bronze or marble-Grant and Lee
standing with clasped hands. Would that
shock anybody?
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TRUSTEES SALE OF MANCHESTER

TRUsTEE's SALE OF MANCHESTER
Il PROPERTY.
By virtue OF a Deed OF Trust made to me AZ
trustee by +. L. Kimberly and wife, dated October
o. 1854, and recorded In the Office Of the Clerk Of
the County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
In Deed Of Trust Book No. q, page ass, l shIll sell
At public auction, on
SATURDAY, APRIL o, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the trout doc,
OF tho Court House OF said county, In the city 0!
Wheeling, tho following described property, tba:is
% say: q certain parcel Of ground situated In the
city OF wheeling, Ohio. county, West Virginia, con.
tanning one. fourth OF an acre, bounded md dc.
Scribed as follows: Beginning on the cast side o!
We.zel street formerly called William fttce) at
the northwest corner Of tho lot marked "llar.
graves" on the plat OF the subdivisions oil the
Reilly farm as recorded In Deed Book No. 81, pages
Sol and 1872, III tho office Of the CLERK OF the County
Court OF Ohio county; thence along the north line
o. said "HArgrayes' lot esstwardly 10 the west LING
OF the street marked Oh said pla! .'lteilly street,
thence along Maid west line %northwardly TO the
south side Of the Reilly hill road; thence with said
south side ~westwardly and northweStwardly m
shown on said plat to the cast side OF William (uOw
MetzeD street; thence with the east side Of said
We.zel stree. sou.h#ardly to the beginning, ex::
ccptlng, however, 30 much OF said parcel OF ground
as was conveyed by tho said +. L. Kimberly aud
vito TO the Manchester Coal Company BY deed
dated October l, 1853. and now Of record In the
Office d the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county In Deed Book No. IS, at page 81; the partSo
excepted being described as follows: beginning q!
the northwcsterly corner OF the Haggfayes, Blum,
Reilly purchase on tho souiheasierly side Of Vet
eel street, and with haid side Of said street north.
wardly one hundred and forty.four tllI feet TO 4
point In line with tho ~keuthwatdly Side OF the
stone foundation Of kImberly'n frame stable on &
forty foot street designated rs Reilly street on the
Aforesaid plat Of suh.diylsi0ns OF the Reilly esLatci
thence 10 and with said side Of said Stable loluda.
ton to the westerly side Of said Reilly street,
~southwardly tfty:three l6S) feet to the nottheaslet,.
" corner OF the Hargraves, Blum purchase, aud
with the northerly line OF said l~Inrgrayes tIuct
westwaIdly TO tho beglnuing.
TERMS OF SALE nc-third, Or as, much more
az the purchaser may elect, cash III hand on the
day Of sale, and any residue Ii two equal Install.
ments payable In one and two years from the day
Of sale, with interest from tina. dag, the purchaser
70 give his notes for the deferred insiallmeuts, aud
to secure the same BY deed Of trust upon the prop
erty and insurance policies upon the buildings to
the satisfaction OF the trustee.
Title believed good, but selling az trustee ! shall
convey only such title as Is vested In me-.
- - W. +. HUBBARD, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, AuctIonecr. mriO
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Little Washington News.

The colorcd citizens Of the Third ward
have organized q temperance league with
a membership OF eighty.three. The off
GERS elected are: A. B. GrHin, President
Alex Crockett, Jr., Vice.P President There's
Flanagan, Secretary; Lawrence Wallace,
Corresponding Secretary.
One OF the worst wind.stormso OF the yea,
was experienced at Washington Thursday
night between 0 and 10 o'clock. The wind
blew with the fury OF a cyclone for q shori
time. The tin roof OF PhGnix Row, or
North Main street, was stripped of and
blown over the houses on the opposite
slde Of the street. No other damage wat
reported, hut it Is feared that many
derricka in the oil field we've destroyed.
At the recent term OF court, over which
Judge Stowe, OF Pittsburgh, presided, was
an ejectment cult, wherein Moses Scott
sought to recover M acre Of ground near
Monongahela City from the Patton heirs
BY direction OF the Judge, the CAGE wGl
quickly decided in favor Of the plaintiff
Although the property is not worth more
than $50, the defendants have taken al
appeal to the Supreme Court.
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"The Quality of Mercy is Not Strained"
In the police court yesterday Gearge
Boyce was srrsigned for the 'ateenth
time rs q vagrant, having been run
In The night before by officer Hand.
shumeker. Judge JeiTers assessed n fine
Of $40 and the coats, but suspended judg.
ment on condition that Boyce 20 ut once
10 the County Inhrmary, and ordered
tina. he should DO committed to the work
house for four months II found In the city
inside OF n similar period.
John Pierce, run In by officer shorte
| for jndecency In public, was fined 81 and
costs, and In default OF payment was com.
| mitted for twenty days.
Charlen T. Hedges, arrested by thesame
officer for tho same oIepse, was fined
twice as much, but in default Of payment
was committed for the came period.
Annie Costello, who merely throw {
boulder as big as her head through the
plate glass window OF the italian aaloor
on Market street, smashing the glass, {
bottle Of whisky and an electric light
was fined IS and costa, md in default o
payment was committed for five days.
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Lent in boston.

fFoeatRce journal. NJ. Fr, I.u-t
Lent takes ita strongest hold Of Boston
on the domestic side, aud all sorts OF
servant Publications are no doubt carried
on by pious souls who have obtained leave
to 60 out to evening service. A Back Bay
lady said the other day that che was once
surprised during Lentby tho sudden piety
Oh her indoor man, q spruce Young fellow
Of 1riah.Amerlcan parentsge. He insisted
that 1t was necessary that he attend mass
every evening, and he accounted for the
outrageous lateness Of his return homo by
saying that he wont to service at the Mis-.
sion Church. One night when Thomas'
evil Star had sway, however, the lady, who
10 not q church woman, went TO see a
spectacular play at one Of the theatres,
and among tho "supes," to her amaze.
ment and horror, she discovered Thomas,
arrayed In fantastic garb, and displaying
his stont legs in wicked tights, to the evi.
dent delight OF tho feminine beholders,
When she demonstrated next morning hei
remarks were met with the reply: swell,
very likely it 'twasn't the equare thing tc
lie 10 you, but you was easier in you,
mind, now, wafn't you, n II I'd or.told yel
whore l really was going?"
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LONG FELT-WANT.
LUX,
TRUSTEES SALE,
TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM LAND

BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust, both dated April
J., 1852, to me made by Robert Milton Maxwell,
and both OF record In the office Of the Clerk Of tho
County Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, re-
spectively III deed OF trust book IS, page IDS, and In
! deed OF trust book Is, page 81, | wilt sell 1T public
auction on SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1857, ut tho
north front door oil the Court House Of said county,
In the city OF Wheeling, beginning at 10 O'clock 4.
NJ, the following property, that Is to say: the un.
divided lyesixths Is O. OF a certain tract OF land
on the waters OF McGr6w's run. Liberty district,
Ohio county. known as the "Hm. Yates iarn,
containing $50 acres and two poles, more or les,
and being the same land on which saia Robert
Milton Maxwell now resides and which was con.
yeyed to him by Thomas e.. Yates and Others By
deed dated April l., 1881, and OF record III said
Clerks Office IN ueed book Y, page 3US, and to
which last named deed reference Is hero made for
land.
TERMS OF sALE-onethird OF tho purchase
! money, and as much more IS tho purchaser shall
elect to pay, III cash on the day Of sale; and the
residue In " equal payments with interest In one
and two yeart from said day OF sale, and the pur.
chaser to give his notes for said deferred payments
with good security 70 BIG approved By the under.
kigued. and tho legal title Of the property cold TO
BIZ retained as a further security for the payment
OF the residue OF said purchase money.
Al. CLARKE, Trustee.
I certify that bond with security has been given
by the above uamed trustee as required BY law,
GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio County.
mr15-rThAq -t -# .
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Wants Il Park.

Tho Martins Ferry Neus says: Judg.
ing from the way our citizens talk, there
is a strong and growing sentimentin favor
of the city purchasing Walnut Grove for 4
public park II 1t can be bought reasona.
bly,, and not allowing Fourth direct to run
through it, as this would ruin 1t. While
converting with Capt. Il. W. Smith,
whose residence sdjoins the grove, about
the matter, he said to the Neus man
'Thia is a good move on the part Of the
town. 1t would take over twenty years
to make such n park. Many towns would
give thousands Of dollars for it. You can
cay that / will buy the bonds al six per
cent, il the town can buy it ct 8 reason.
| ablc price, 3D.,
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord one deed OF trust, and a deed made
March 25 by Louis F. s!ilel, trustee, to
Herman Gehrineer, in consideration Of
Sl,s05. for a lot 1S7 feet 4 inches by so feet
10 inches, at the intersection OF Centre
and Marshall streets and the National
road, in Fulton. Also a deed made March
Is, by Herman Gehringer and wife to An
drew ]. McGlumphrey, in consideration
Of 300, for a lot fronting 70 feet on Centre
street, being part Of the same property
above convened, =
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n0 Passed.

One Of the abandonment Of the railroad
passenger agents was on the avenue yes.
terday afternoon cutting a wide swsth
among the girls when a citizen accosted
him. "Ain't you one Of the visiting pass.
enger agents?' no asked politely. "Yes,
sir,h was the equally polite reply. "Do
YOU pass anybody? ?" mo, sir, not since
the passage Of the Interstate Commerce
BILL "Are you sure2" the citizen testify
continued. "Quite sure" the passenger
agent said cmphaticsliy. "Idon't believe
it." "Do you mean 10 cay I'm -"
"Don't got excited" interrupted the citi.
zen, cosxingly, II don't mean to say any.
thing except that you do pass somebody,
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What Charles Kingley's Daughter Did.

Rose Kingsley, In Vide Auatt.
Let me tell you how we wero taught ia
help those who helped US In our dear old
home at Eversley Rectory. OF course, in
o busy house, where every Ii has work
to do, the servants cannot be helped much
on wesk-dayB, except by thoughtfulness
in little things. But there Is the seventh
day, when the children have no Lessons to
do. This was what we were taught to
look upon as the "helpers'" day O. rest
IS far as We could make it 30.
In the morning breakfast was earlier
than usual. While We were b~reakiasting
the maids were emptying our batbs, for
they were too heavy for US children. As
soon IS breakfast was ver we trotted oil
to our rooms, made the beds, folded up
and put away all III clothes, dusted-and
in fact put things straight all round. Then
We ran down to the di~ning.room and laid
the table for dinner; and capital buffers
we all became, l asaure you. BY this
means the maids were all ready in their
nice Sunday dresses to 60 to church with
us all at II.
Dinner gu Sunday, no matter who WIS
with US, was at l o'clock instead OF 7. This
was the only hot meal in the day. No
cooking was done after ! o'clock, as our
supper was cold. At both dinner and
supper the servants were sent away, and
we waited at table. l laugh nov when l
think Of the faces OF horror of learned
men or gallant soldiers who had come
down to spend Sunday in the dear old rec.
tory, or ridden over from Sandhuret or
Aldershot to the morning service. The
agonies they went through at being wait
cd on by the daughters OF the house! The
struggles they made 10 be- allowed to
change their own plates! And their ro-
signed submission when quietly told by
their hoat, ut is the way OF the house"
That was how VIC were made 10 help the
faithful and devoted servants who spent
their lives in helping us. 1t was not much,
But 1t gave them au almost tree Sunday.
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for I lnst saw you pssa the best looking
giri on the avenue, and she sniled at you
In a way that no man with q heart In him
could havc resisted; what sort Of fellow
are you, anyhow" and before the pAssen.
ger agent could recover tho citizen had
disappeared.
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Lurruut Liternturn.

General Viscount Wolseley's article in
the March number OF Macmilan's Maya
zine on General Lee has been very round.
ly denounced from auadry points-on viaw.
1t seema to be regarded by some critica as
nothing short Of an impertincnce for an
Englishman to select the Confederate
commander Gs the ideal colder Of our
civil war. But to decide who was first
where 80 many were strong Is not to de-
termino who wGs right and who was
wrong. 1t is q fact, to be determined by
the standards by which military geniue
is measured, and each critic will determine
it for himself. II in time the cousensrs
OF the competent should decide tha. Lee
was a greater soldier thnn any who fought
on the Union side, thst would not re.ea-
tablish the C~onfederacy nor carry any
Of the bulwarks OF our Union. General
Wolseley cav q good deal Of Lee during
the war, and learned to love the man as
we'll as to admire the SOLDIER. Taking a
view OF the whole theatre Of action, he
Gays: ITO me two figures stood out in
that history towering above all others,
both cast in hard metal that will forever
be proof against the belittling efforts OF all
future detractors. One, General Lee, the
great soldier; the other, Mr.. Lincoln, the
far-Beeing statesman Of iron will, OF un-
linching determination. Each is q good
representative OF the genius that charac.
terizsd his country" Whether one does
or doeH not endorse the judgment, Gsner-
al Wolssley's article ia well worth read.
ing. Macmillan & Co., New York. Stan.
ton e. Dorenport, Wheeling.
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why Acker's Blood Elixir is warrented, ia
b%ccauseit is the best blood preparation
known. It will positively cure all blood
diseases, putifes tho whole system, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution,
Remember, we guarantee it. Logan & Co.
and G.. Menkemeller. 2
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DIED.

LIGGETr-At HIS residence In West. Alexander,
Pa, on Friday, March IS, 1887, g. NJ. LiGGErr.
Funeral Sunday, Mach q. at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
DAJRD-At his home In Washington, Fa, ANDREW
ToDp baird, In his bslh year.
Eunnral ootIcc bercaftnr -.s .. e
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TnE NE PLUS ULTRA in the way Of pleas
ant convenient and popular hotels, Is tht
Stnrtevant Houne, New York, Matthew
4 Pierson, Pfoprletors. We always stoI
there. aNH- TTH&s
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A special edition Of the National Eepub-
lican contained a hundred and fifty por-
traits OF foreign representatives in Wash.
ington, Senators and Representatives and
other noted Americans. Alarge and very
creditable publication.
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Chalmers "Skin.Successn
will cure any diseased scalp or skin. At
drug store of McLain Bros,
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In the April Harper's there are GONE
excellent articles with very striking illus.
trations. Mr.. Ralph Mesker's Through
the Caucasus is embellished with two
heads that would make the number nota.
bic IL there were nothing elae. "The
Coincide Francaise," by Theodore Child,
will be read with interest as an inside
view oil TINT unique institution about
which we hear 30 much. The serials 90
on s%erenely and tho departments are good
as q matter OF course.
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Scrihner's Alagasine, though now only in
its fourth number, has met with unex-
pectea, which is to say, unprecedented
SUCCESS. In England as well as at home
it is in great demand. Tho April number
c%ontinuese x-Minisser W~ashburne'a "Rsm-
niscences OF sthe Siege and Commune of
Paris" the present paper dealing with the
downfall OF the bloody Commune. There
are some unpublished letters OF Thsckery,
an excellent full pase portrait, some fac
smile letters and some Of those pen
sketches with which he beguilsd his
leisure moments. There is much more
that is good to take.
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The closing Of the mortgage may be
called the end OF Lent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
q. Q "A I'd

= n' who aso suffering from tho errors and
indiscrct!ons of youth. nervous weakness, carly
decay. lossot manhood. &c., l will send a rccIpo
thasw!li euro you. FREE OF CHARGE. This rrea.
remedy was discovered by n missionary In South
America. Send 4 sclf.addrcssod envelope to tho
Bfy. JOSEPH T. ISIAS, Station D, Nev York CIV,
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MATTHEW'S CHURCH--REV
w K. Rush Swope, rector. Services ut 1880 A
NJ. and 1880 r. N. subject Of evening sermon: The
Episcopal Prayer Book. Sunday school At2:30 r. NJ
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TSaST. LUkE'S P. E. CHURCH,
W. lsLAND-Rev. J. Gibson CAN'T, DID, rector
Services at 1880 A. N. and +. N. Sunday School
at . r. NJ. Subject for the morning, Endless Pun,
tshnODt 1 .~ "
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|nPUNITED PRESBYTERIAN
ny CHURCII-Rev. J. T. Mcclure, DID,, pastor.
Services at 1850 A. N. Special services for Sabbath
School at 2 =. N. No service in the evening.
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suNDAYs-Leave tho City at 500 a. n. aud run
at 800 and run every hour until 1000 y, m. 80
The church train will leave each tcrminu. At
lz:iyp M. q. HIRsCH,
NOS s555SsAEE S1paYyatendert
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NTZANE STREET NJ. E. CHURCH
Wy Rev. j. Henry Hess. pastor. Services a,
1880 A. N. and 7.:lb r. n. Sabbath School ut 2 r,
" Young Peoples Meeting Tuesday evening al
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NOTICES.

TCHAPLINE STREET NJ. E,
Wy CHURCtl-Rcv. j. Dillon, of the plttSburyh
Confeteace, will preach at 1880 a. NJ. and I +. 4,
Sunday School at 9 p, n,
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j.. z. b Q. Railroad. .TiT".,
Leave BellRire at $40 D, m. Tor Woodses,d ~,
Summerfeld. - o0N'e "Ao
Leave Bellaise at $3.50 p. N. for GAINESVILLE and In.
Arrive at Bellatre at a:25 a, m. and G.no n :,
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE
Three Separate Depa, tments

In successful operation. Business, English Train.
ing, and Shorthand aud Typewriting. Ladies' ad'
mittcd. Address rs above. jal.stw
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R. ~
w On and after NOVEMBER Is, 1855, trains win
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
Ia TRAlEs-On and after Jan. 30, 1~SS7-E1rLA-
NATION OF REgEREScE MARKS. "DaiIy. tSundsy
excepted. Monday eIcepted.-Mheeliny fImn:
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TDFIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
Wy LUTHERAN CuuRCH-Rey. E. Il. Dorm.
blascr, pastor. services at l0:31 A. ". aud 7 r, N.
Sunday School at 2 p. u. Young Peoples Meeting
after evening service.